I want to use this for electric bikes will hold 80 lb bicycles?
26047
Wing K is right about this being a very good stand but it might be asking it too much to hold +80 lbs. My 30 lbs MTB is very secure in it but it has slipped in it.
26048
My converted electric is about 35 - 40 lbs with battery and rack. It works, but the height adjustment was slipping. The grip and the rotating teeth are poly carbonate, not metal, and the stand is made out of aluminum, not steel. This is a very well made stand, but it is light, not like Park's. So I would say that 80 lb bike seen high for this stand.
479550
Should work, you will probably need a drop hitch and perhaps a small ramp to load the bike.
210678
Yes, but instructions warn that its max capacity is 70 lbs. Most less expensive bikes are around 40-50 lbs. each. So be wary of that.
134000
Don't know - it looks very substantial, though. l would guess that if your bike can hold your weight, then the trainer will hold both you and the bike. I suggest contacting the manufacturer if you are worried.
1186428
Not sure, sorry... note that there is a weight limit on the rack of 300Lbs so if you did add the bikes it may put you over that limit...
1382019
we shipped our to our son in MT. we have pedego bikes and they were too heavy for the rack. don't know answer to your exact question, sorry.
1372082
Not unless the sell some type of different adapter/holder than what comes with it. They will only hold bikes. I would say, this seems like a bit of an overkill for boards. I have mine hanging on my walls and they sit pretty flush to the wall. Neat and out of the way. They sell a lot of different options for this, and they'll be much cheaper than this stand.
711398
It will take 2 - 35 pound bikes or one only 85 pound electric bike. Take the battery out before loading.
92924
It should hold your bikes, but I would call the company's tech support and ask them. phone number is 888-722-5240
564820
no.. I don't think it could be strong enough.. It works just fine with a light bicycle.
2129146
I would think so, I've never tried that with the bikes on. I think, depending on the weight of the bikes and clearance between the rack and the ground, you may not want to do that. As far as the strength of the rack? It is definitely strong enough! Hope this helped.
55361
most definately, will hold as many bikes as you can put on.I install the one that is rated a 2500 pounds and I pull a ATV behind my camper... I reinforced my 4" bumper with some angle iron, just to be extra careful.you wont have to do that if your just hauling bicycles.make sure you pick the right one... they come with 2" and 4" receivers
1590713
Depending on what size your bike is, I have a 450. The rack actually is not big enough for a big bike. It's ideal size for and 85. That being said, I still use it without putting anything through the wheels.
2056691
Yes - the bike I have installed has quick release hubs. I am not aware of a recommended weight limit.
1566566
Sure as long as you have normal ceiling height and you observe the total weight limit which I believe is 100 lbs. you have to visualize where the two hooks would support the bikes. Not sure which models and which top tubes you have.
2258786
We believe the bike rack will hold an 80# bike but their website will have more complete specs.
1523042
I did but I think it would depend on the size of the bikes. It is tight with two.